Ab Fab Costume Celebration

REHEARSE YOUR BEST AB FAB LINES...because come Out With Pride is bringing PATSY and EDDY for a little celebration at the fancy white room of Circa 1926 Sweetie Darling!

Happy Hour from 7 to 8pm with complimentary appetizers courtesy of CIRCA 1926. Drink specials all evening.

Get your picture taken with Pasty and Eddy on the red carpet.
...Come dressed as your favorite AB FAB character for a chance to win $150 and 2 VIP Passes for Come Out With Pride / Raffle with amazing prizes.

ALL proceeds benefit COME OUT WITH PRIDE and will be put towards the making of a FABULOUS event on October 10, 2010

$15 donation at the door (includes 1 raffle ticket)

PROUDLY SPONSORED BY:

CIRCA 1926
BOWLED OVER PROMOTIONS
BALANCE MASSAGE & STRUCTURAL WORK
PRACTICALLY PERFECT PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS

Come Out With Pride Loves Our Sponsors!

Come Out With Pride Loves our Sponsors! [PDF]
Come Out With Pride 2010 wants to thank all of our wonderful sponsors for their support! Together, we can work toward creating more awareness and visibility for the LGBT community. Again, thanks to our Sponsors and support businesses that support us!

Come Out With Pride 2009 (The Importance of Pride) featuring Stuart Milk

Question: Why do we have Pride at all when there's so much acceptance out there? How do you counter that argument and how do you counter the argument that Pride Parades don't really advance the GLBT cause?

Stuart Milk: You know 30 years after Harvey was killed, we have no more federal equality than we did then. So the laws do not say that we have acceptance, the laws do not say we have equality. So when you're young, in particular, and the law says you can't serve in the military - you're less, and the law says  you can't get married - you're less and the law says you can get fired from your job just because you're LGBT then what that says to that young person is, don't accept yourself. Pride is the one amazing thing that can counter that.

via YouTube - Come Out With Pride 2009 (The Importance of Pride) featuring Stuart Milk.

Thousands cheer as Gay Pride March colors New York City's streets

Melissa Rodriguez, 30, of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, said the mood was intoxicating: "It's like a celebration of being who you are, of being yourself - no judging."

via Thousands cheer as Gay Pride March colors New York City's streets.